Accelerate healthcare using APIs and mobile technology

The digital revolution is well underway in healthcare—driven by new and existing generations of connected consumers who are more mobile, technologically sophisticated and want more control over their own healthcare decisions. Facing the new realities of healthcare reform, healthcare providers recognize the benefits of a more connected, collaborative patient care approach and are adapting it to extend the point of care beyond the four walls of their practice to enable an “omnipresent” care experience.

For healthcare payers, as the trend of consumerization heats up, the delicate balance between controlling the cost of care while enabling better outcomes for their patient population is accelerating the launch of digital tools to help health plan members manage chronic conditions, encourage wellness initiatives and locate convenient, cost-effective care and treatment.

Putting patients first in a healthcare IT infrastructure devoted to providing greater value to the consumer is a sound strategy for competing in the new marketplace. But this value-based approach to healthcare places unprecedented pressure on IT departments across the industry to develop solutions that are more open and accessible to providers and today’s connected consumer.

From rapidly building new applications, to enforcing access controls, to understanding how online and mobile services are actually being used, healthcare organizations are looking for ways to better engage with rapidly expanding digital ecosystems.

Digital revolution healthcare can

• Build satisfying digital experiences faster
• Easily, and securely deliver the right data to the right device
• Analyze what’s happening in real time to continuously improve digital experiences
• Use APIs to facilitate interoperability across applications and devices

To learn more about how healthcare organizations are using mobile apps, API Management tools and analytics to create real value and improve the healthcare experience: DOWNLOAD THE WHITEPAPER: Digital Health: A Prescription for Positive Outcomes.